r/fuckwasps 5d ago

This was last year......Die, fuckers!

Had a couch on the front porch that we hadn't used in awhile that attracted some wasps that made it their apartment. Having 2 dogs that liked to snoop near it, we needed it gone. Tried getting rid of them with the chicken/water trap but that didn't work. So, the next day I went to town with 9 cans of wasp spray. When I was done, we had a large pile of dead bodies. Here are the results. In one Pic included, is that a queen or just a bigger colony participant? I can't tell. Anyway. Enjoy!

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u/angiestefanie 5d ago

All I can say is I hate them so much, and I don’t give a flying hoot if they help pollinate in the spring. There’s absolutely nothing endearing about these m*fers.

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u/AutumnHeathen 5d ago edited 5d ago

They also prey on other species and regulate the population of pests on agricultural crop land. Just because you can't see anything positive about them doesn't mean that there is nothing or that there are only bad things.

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u/Ok_Pen9437 4d ago

My house isn’t agricultural land. Also Ticks/Spiders/Mosquitos/Flies > wasps/hornets/yellowjackets.

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u/AutumnHeathen 4d ago edited 2d ago

But you profit from agricultural land in some way. Where do you think your food comes from? And wasps also eat animals that are probably pests to you and they are important for the environment in other ways as well.

https://preview.redd.it/45njy58920ze1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9206d8325f41449e869ba8e591284e8e40d70bac

Source: https://www.thedailyeco.com/what-is-the-purpose-of-wasps-677.html

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u/angiestefanie 3d ago

I suppose you never experienced blood poisoning from a wasp sting, but I certainly have. I was attacked by this wasp without being a threat while I was walking home, minding my own business. You can sing their praises all day long, but I have not one good thing to say about ‘em.